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May offer sakin 12,000 pesos for 38 special Colt Cobra snubnose revolver. This is the aluminum version of the Detective Special. Ok ba price na ito? Gun looks nice, but I dont know anything about revolvers.

BTW, owner has passed away a long time ago, if I get this, how do I get it licensed?
 

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That's a good gun, and the price sounds fair assuming it's in good condition. Unlike the S&W J-frame snubbies, that holds 6 rounds.

You might be able to get it licensed during the amnesty. Have the serial number checked first to see if it's "clean".

Let me know if you don't want it. :)
 

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Let me know if you don't want it.
Oh I want it. I always wanted a Detective Special and a Python. This might be the closest I get to the detective special.

OT: Any news on the ammnesty program? I read that there is supposed to be one this month but have not found any implementing rules.
 

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OT: Any news on the ammnesty program? I read that there is supposed to be one this month but have not found any implementing rules.
Just spoke to someone from FED last week; they don't have the IRR for the amnesty yet.

Good luck on the Cobra; that's a good one. Research the net for the checkout procedure on buying a used revolver.
 

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What's the barrel length of the revolver? Is it a five-shooter? Does it have a removable hammer shroud? Just don't use +P loads on them.
 

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I used to have a Colt Cobra way back in 1990, actually my first gun.

Mine had six-shot capacity, lightweight/aluminum frame, satin chrome finish, slim walnut grips, spur hammer.

It was very light, easy, comfortable to carry, and safe too from accidental discharge when dropped because the hammer/firing pin doesnt touch the round until the trigger is pulled.

I bought it from a customs guy for 12k then sold it to an uncle for about the same price also.
 

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Careful lang
everytime someone offers me a colt or SW na walang license , pag pinatingin ko sa gunsmith , danao class A daw
Even I couldnt tell the difference
 

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What's the barrel length of the revolver? Is it a five-shooter? Does it have a removable hammer shroud? Just don't use +P loads on them.
2 inch barrel. 6 shooter. What is a removable hammer shroud?
I checked the serial number on the web and it seems to have been manufactured around 1954. Thanks for the tip on not using +P.

Careful lang
everytime someone offers me a colt or SW na walang license , pag pinatingin ko sa gunsmith , danao class A daw
Even I couldnt tell the difference
Thanks for the tip. Can you recommend a good revolver gunsmith?
 

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2 inch barrel. 6 shooter. What is a removable hammer shroud?
I checked the serial number on the web and it seems to have been manufactured around 1954. Thanks for the tip on not using +P.



Thanks for the tip. Can you recommend a good revolver gunsmith?
I'm bringing a SW 22 magnum to metrillo later this week to have it reblued
Siya lang kasi at si Jun tuason kilala kong gunsmith
Baka other BOGs could recommend others in your area
 

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If you cant take it to a gunsmith, I believe you can test it yourself i.e. is there too much play when the cylinder is closed, does the hammer play when cocked, is trigger crisp - not competition trigger crisp but at least breaks the shot relatively good.
 
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